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Fire In Your Belly Lyrics


Liam Finn Fire In Your Belly


You've got a fire in your belly
And swollen eyes staring back at me
Still got my car parked in the alley
In the garage
You look much older when you're mad
Your heart starts beating like a discotheque
Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me
And on my own, I try so hard just to be content
Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me

And all my friends they agree with me
And now my eyes they can see clearly
There must be truth to what we're feeling
It's a mirage
You look much older when you're mad
Your heart starts beating like a discotheque
Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me
And on my own, I try so hard just to be content
Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me

And in time change my mind I hope
Oooooh

Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me
You look much older when you're mad
Your heart starts beating like a discotheque
Got no regrets, except I wish you were here with me
wish you were here with me
wish you were here with me
wish you were here with meeheeaaaeee



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